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calzone
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cal·zo·ne  (käl-sn, kl-zn, -zn)
n.
A baked or fried Italian turnover of pizza dough filled with vegetables, meat, or cheese.
[Italian, pant leg, calzone, from calza, sock, from Vulgar Latin *calcea, from Latin calceus, shoe; see calceolate.]
calzone [kal-zone-ee]
Noun
a folded pizza filled with cheese, tomatoes, etc.


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